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Hatha, Vinyasa, Pilates, Qi Gong — no need to be flexible. Our yoga teachers guide you posture by posture.
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Do you need to be flexible to start yoga?
No, that's the most common myth. Yoga develops flexibility — it doesn't require it. Poses adapt to every body through props (blocks, straps, cushions) and variations offered by teachers. Hatha yoga and gentle yoga are perfect for beginners, regardless of age or fitness level.
What is the difference between Pilates, yoga and Qi Gong?
Pilates strengthens deep muscles (core, posture) with controlled movements. Yoga combines postures, breathing and meditation for holistic mind-body wellness. Qi Gong, a pillar of Chinese medicine, works on energy circulation (Qi) through slow movements and breathing. All three are complementary and accessible to beginners.
How many times a week should you practice yoga?
To feel the benefits, 2-3 sessions per week is enough. Even a daily 15-20 minute session is more effective than one long weekly class. Consistency matters most. If you're starting, begin with 2 classes per week and supplement with short home practices. Your body will guide you to the rhythm that suits you.
Is Qi Gong suitable for seniors?
Qi Gong is one of the most suitable practices for seniors. Its slow, fluid movements respect joints, improve balance (fall prevention), enhance flexibility and stimulate blood circulation. It can be practiced standing or seated, without equipment. Multiple studies show its benefits on mobility and quality of life after 60.